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Thermal Fluid Heated Fryer Provides A More Uniform Cooking Experience

Category: Equipment

Product Type: Cookers, dryers & ovens

Manufacturer: Heat and Control

Heat and Control’s MasterTherm fryer uses a unique U-tube heat exchanger that uniformly heats cooking oil throughout the fryer.  A small volume of thermal fluid rapidly circulates through the heat exchanger to maintain a consistent cooking temperature and quickly adjust to changes in product load.  All coated and uncoated poultry, meat, vegetable and other prepared food products are equally cooked to an even color.  Uniform heating also eliminates oil currents which force product to one side of the fryer, causing coating damage and uneven transfer to inspection and packaging operations.  

The MasterTherm heat exchanger is designed for durability and simple sanitation. Generous spacing between the tubes facilitates cleaning and eliminates restricted areas where fines accumulate and cause overheating of the heat transfer tubes.    

Each U-tube expands independently, greatly reducing mechanical stress and  potential damage.  MasterTherm features an adjustable feed conveyor to handle breaded on non-coated product, or to drop batter coated products into the oil.  Available in lengths from 10 to 32 feet, MasterTherm is available with multiple temperature zones, a variety of product conveyors, stack heat recovery, and continuous fines removal systems.

Company Information

21121 Cabot Blvd.
Hayward, Calif. 94545 (see map)
Phone: 800-227-5980
Fax: 510-259-0600
Website: www.heatandcontrol.com

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